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2022 Greyhounds Reach the Beach kickoff slated for Oct. 5

Delaware State News
Posted 9/9/22

REHOBOTH BEACH — Greyhounds Reach the Beach (GRtB) is an annual charity event that celebrates retired racing greyhounds, creates an awareness of the need for adoptive and foster homes, and …

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2022 Greyhounds Reach the Beach kickoff slated for Oct. 5

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REHOBOTH BEACH — Greyhounds Reach the Beach (GRtB) is an annual charity event that celebrates retired racing greyhounds, creates an awareness of the need for adoptive and foster homes, and supports designated 501(c)(3) greyhound/sighthound adoption groups by donating net proceeds to them.

The event, started in 1995, has been held at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center since 2019. GRtB will kick off with a preview event for registered attendees on Wednesday evening, Oct. 5, and will wind down with a parade on the Rehoboth Beach boardwalk on Sunday morning, Oct. 9. GRtB also features speakers, vendors, a silent auction and raffle, the Beer & Biscuit Mixer, a Beach Bonfire and Blessing of the Hounds, walking tours, boat cruises, Pet First Aid/CPR Class, and more. Advance registration, event schedule, and additional information can be found on the website. Registration will also be available on site.

Greyhounds Reach the Beach is an IRS approved 501(c)(3) charity registered as a Delaware corporation, run entirely by volunteers. This year, Greyhound Pet Adoptions of Delaware (GPAD) is overseeing management of the event. Greyhounds Reach the Beach is a member of the Rehoboth Beach - Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce. Local residents and visitors alike are welcome to stop by, check out the event, and support GRtB by shopping for unique dog related merchandise.

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